Randolph also played the Bowl on one of the biggest bar nights of the year, Wednesday night. John Medeski—one of the people responsible for introducing the pedal steel guitarist to the masses in 2000—joined Randolph on keyboards throughout the entire two-set show (Randolph and Medeski are also both members of the jamband super group The Word). Williams once again played guitar throughout the show while Lettuce’s Adam “Shmeeans” Smirnoff—another former Family Band guitarist—sat in for five songs.

In celebration of Live at the Wetlands ‘s 10th anniversary, Randolph’s second set was a complete recreation of the classic album (the live disc, Randolph’s official solo debut, was recorded at Wetlands on August 23, 2001 as part of the club’s closing celebration). Brooklyn Bowl founder Peter Shapiro—who owned Wetlands—reprised his introduction from the seminal live album before Randolph took the stage for his second set. Randolph & the Family Band will return to the Bowl for another performance tonight.